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TORONTO -- The reporters and editors at todaystrucking.com (as well as Today’s Trucking magazine) would like to remind everyone in the trucking industry that this is the week to strike with your heads held high.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Trade using surface transportation between Canada, the US and Mexico was 37.6% higher in June 2010 than in June 2009, reaching $69.9 billion, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) of the US Department of Transportation.
OTTAWA, Ont. -- As Canada celebrates National Trucking Week 2010 Sept. 5-12, Canadian Trucking Alliance chief David Bradley issued the following message to the men and women who keep the industry moving:
Once upon a time, a Kenworth gas turbine-powered cabover sat forlornly in the background at the Eaton proving grounds in Marshall, Mich -- evidence of a technology that once looked good but didn't make the cut.
TORONTO, Ont. -- Motortruck Fleet Executive and the Private Motor Truck Council of Canada (PMTC) are conducting groundbreaking research that will establish fleet management benchmarks for private fleets.
TORONTO, Ont. -- With improved fuel efficiency, so the promise goes, you can reach a better bottom line.
OTTAWA -- Margins may have been slimmer than owners may have liked but Canada’s trucking community turned a profit during the fourth quarter of 2009.
TORONTO, Ont. -- TransCore's Canadian Freight Index saw a 53% increase year-over-year in July. After registering continuous increases from January to June this year, with June being the highest recorded freight volume since June 2008, July freight volume dipped slightly by 19% compared to the previous month. This fluctuation is consistent with the five-year historical trend representing seasonality, vacation and construction activity, according to TransCore officials.
OTTAWA, Ont. - Canadian trucking companies did surprisingly well overall in keeping their profit margins intact according to Statistics Canada's new Quarterly Trucking Survey.
CHICAGO – Heavy truck and trailer makers could save customers fuel and increase payload by as much 3,000 pounds from a combo unit by switching to high strength, low-weight aluminum.